Claimpal reads the maintenance logs, inspection reports, and scanned PDFs your industrial clients already have to predict equipment failure 30–60 days out — no sensors, no site instrumentation. Fewer surprise losses on your book, audit-ready evidence at renewal, and the data to justify 20–30% lower premiums.
Maintenance logs, surveys, inspections and policies synthesised into one clear view of each asset's health, risk and the actions that matter — the risk engineering file you wish every client kept.
Claimpal turns a client's existing maintenance records into a working risk engineering programme: it predicts equipment failures 30–60 days in advance so they are fixed before they become losses, and it keeps an audit-ready record of every action. Clients cut unplanned downtime by up to 40%; partners get a de-risked book and the evidence to justify 20–30% lower premiums at renewal — with no sensors and clients live in 2–4 weeks.
You price what you can see — and most industrial risk lives in filing cabinets. Claimpal reads work orders, shift logs, surveys and scanned PDFs to build a per-asset risk picture of a client's operation, without a single site visit or sensor.
Claimpal predicts equipment failure 30–60 days out with specific failure modes and recommended interventions, so clients fix problems while they are still maintenance items — not claims. Clients typically see up to 40% less unplanned downtime.
Every inspection, action and fix is logged automatically into an audit-ready history per asset. Renewal conversations start from documented improvement — the evidence to defend terms, reduce excesses, or justify 20–30% lower premiums.
Proposal forms and a one-day survey can't tell you how a plant is actually maintained. The result is mispriced risk in both directions — good operators overpay, poor operators are underpriced until the loss arrives.
Most industrial equipment failures announce themselves — in a shift log, a recurring work order, an inspection note nobody connected. Those signals sit unread in the client's own paperwork while the loss ratio absorbs the outcome.
Brokers competing on relationship and price alone get squeezed from both sides. A risk-improvement programme the client can actually run — without capex or an IT project — is a differentiator that survives a hard market.
Work orders, shift logs, inspection and survey reports, OEM manuals — including scans and handwriting. No sensors, no integrations required to start, no clean-data prerequisites.
Documents are synthesised into a per-asset view of condition, open risks and history. Recurring problems and missed maintenance surface immediately — the picture a risk engineer builds in weeks, ready in days.
The client's team gets 30–60 day failure predictions with specific recommended actions, prioritised by risk. Problems are fixed as planned maintenance instead of arriving as claims.
An audit-ready record of predictions, actions and inspections per asset. Use it in underwriting, at renewal, and across the portfolio — documented risk improvement, live in 2–4 weeks per client.
Claimpal reads the maintenance logs, inspection reports, and scanned documents your industrial clients already have, and predicts equipment failure 30–60 days in advance. Clients fix problems before they become losses — typically cutting unplanned downtime by up to 40% — which means fewer unplanned failures reaching your book.
No. Claimpal works entirely from documents the client already has — work orders, shift logs, inspection reports, OEM manuals, even handwritten and scanned PDFs. There is no sensor installation, no instrumentation project, and no rip-and-replace. Clients are typically live in 2–4 weeks.
An audit-ready maintenance and inspection history per asset, with risk scores and documented preventive actions. Brokers and risk engineers use it to demonstrate a client's true risk profile, support renewal negotiations, and justify premium reductions of 20–30% with evidence rather than estimates.
Partners offer Claimpal to industrial clients as a risk-improvement programme. The client gets fewer failures and better records; you get a de-risked book, portfolio-level visibility, and a differentiated value-add at renewal. Book a partner demo and we will walk the model through a real client scenario.
No — it makes them count. Survey findings and inspection reports are exactly the documents Claimpal reads. Instead of a report that gets filed and forgotten, findings become tracked actions with risk scores and follow-up evidence, so the next renewal starts from documented improvement.
Client documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, processed for the client's benefit only, and handled in line with POPIA. Each client's data stays in their own workspace — partners see only what the client chooses to share for underwriting or renewal purposes.
Asset-heavy operations where equipment failure drives claims: mining, manufacturing, logistics and fleet, municipal infrastructure, energy and utilities, healthcare facilities. If the client keeps maintenance paperwork, Claimpal can read it.
Yes. Start a 14-day free trial, upload a sample document set, and see the asset risk picture Claimpal builds. Many risk teams trial it on one client scenario before rolling it into their renewal playbook.
Claimpal is subscription software with tiers for SMB through enterprise — no capex, no hardware, and ROI typically inside 15–30 days through prevented downtime alone. Partner pricing and co-branded programmes are discussed on the demo call.
Turn client paperwork into 30–60 day failure warnings, documented risk improvement, and renewal conversations you win. No sensors · Live in 2–4 weeks · POPIA-safe.